YWAM KONA BLOG
Loren Cunningham's 85th Birthday "Thank You…
Loren Cunningham's 85th Birthday "Thank You Note" ⋅ 06/07/20
The volunteer staff and families of YWAM Kona gathered around the Plaza of the Nations at the heart of YWAM Kona's University of the Nations Campus to wish YWAM founder, Loren Cunningham a happy 85th birthday yesterday, June 30th in a "drive by" party with some social distancing measures in practice... There were also cupcakes :)
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Loren Cunningham's 85th Birthday Celebration
Loren Cunningham's 85th Birthday Celebration ⋅ 01/07/20
The volunteer staff and families of YWAM Kona gathered around the Plaza of the Nations at the heart of YWAM Kona's University of the Nations Campus to wish YWAM founder, Loren Cunningham a happy 85th birthday yesterday, June 30th in a "drive by" party with some social distancing measures in practice... There were also cupcakes :)
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Loren and Darlene Cunningham's Daughter Karen…
Loren and Darlene Cunningham's Daughter Karen - called to the children ⋅ 03/06/20
Karen Joy Cunningham was born into the missionary family of Loren and Darlene Cunningham in 1968. Her mom and dad are the founders of Youth With A Mission – but as a daughter, Karen has her own personal call to ministry. From the time she was a little girl, it was obvious that she was gifted to teach children about “God our Father.”
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Loren and Darlene Cunningham and the…
Loren and Darlene Cunningham and the early days of YWAM in Hawaii ⋅ 11/05/20
True wealth, without a question, comes from our relationship. Financial wealth can be a great blessing. I also know lots of people, that is a great bondage. You can have people that have very little, that are absolutely liberated with whatever they have. So I think true wealth--that comes in our relationships. And whatever financial material things God gives us, that's to be held lightly.
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Letting Go Of Fear
Letting Go Of Fear ⋅ 30/10/18
As a ski racer, I sustained many injuries to my neck. The more injuries I had the more timid I was to race. I had a fear of falling. This fear most certainly held me back from my full potential in the sport. It shaped me to be a tentative skier—despite my natural competitive and fierce personality on the athletic field.
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Life on Mission
Life on Mission ⋅ 02/10/18
When I was a young girl, I dreamed of changing the world. I yearned to travel to distant countries, investing my time and energy into people whose legacies would outlast me. I aspired to one day look back when I was old and gray, and see how God moved heaven and earth to fulfill his purposes in and through me.
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5 Things Your Missionary Kid Wants…
5 Things Your Missionary Kid Wants to Hear ⋅ 21/09/18
What was it like growing up as a missionary kid? Many parents have asked me that over the years, and I haven’t always known what to say. We’re this elusive tribe that quietly takes up a majority of the mission field, but what would we say if we had the chance? These are five (of many) things your missionary kid wants you to know. To know more, all you need…
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Were We Born Into Sin?
Were We Born Into Sin? ⋅ 13/09/18
When I look into my 4 month old daughter’s eyes, I see nothing but purity, innocence… hope. But she was born into the same world as you and I, a world where daughters are trafficked and sons are killed in wartime and peacetime.
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Interview with Dan Baumann
Interview with Dan Baumann ⋅ 12/09/18
Dan Baumann and a friend spent two weeks in Iran doing missionary work. Leaving the country and remembering all the great times they had with the Iranian people, they were stopped at the border. Six hours after giving their passports to the border guard, a man came back to tell them there was a problem with the passports and they needed to come with him immediately. Wondering what could be…
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The Great Promise Keeper
The Great Promise Keeper ⋅ 17/08/18
Ken and Linda Helser sat and listened to the gynecologist explain to how Linda was developing uterine cancer and would need to have her reproductive organs surgically removed. It was a somber moment, but they thought they could handle it since they already had two daughters and Ken was worried that his history with drugs could hurt any baby they might try to have.
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Shattered : Never ending grace and…
Shattered : Never ending grace and mercy ⋅ 31/07/18
Many times in my life I thought “If I’m done dealing with this” THEN I’ll be good. When I wrote “Shattered” is when I realised there is no end to God’s grace and mercy over us.
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Free to Forgive
Free to Forgive ⋅ 28/07/18
Caleb Bannister had every reason to be bitter about the sins committed against him. As a one-month-old baby, Caleb was abandoned by his parents and left for dead underneath a ti plant in Kenya.
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Fragrance of Faith: A YWAM Documentary…
Fragrance of Faith: A YWAM Documentary Film ⋅ 21/07/18
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The Day Loren Cunningham's Family Almost…
The Day Loren Cunningham's Family Almost Died ⋅ 11/07/18
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A Dot in Eternity
A Dot in Eternity ⋅ 02/06/18
We think that our lives are forever – or at least that is how it feels like – but in reality our lives are just that small red dot in the midst of eternity.
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An Update on the Volcano
An Update on the Volcano ⋅ 21/05/18
Years ago, the Lord told us to go to Kona on the Big Islands saying, ‘Go where I send you and you will be safe.’ Here we are protected from potential lava flows from Mauna Loa and Kilauea in the shadow of Hualalai which is known historically to Hawaiians as the mountain that saves.”
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